Got Cookies?Joe went to town again this morning, this time to get his radio fixed. Neither of us could believe he waited nearly 2-1/2 hours at the dealer repair, and all that was wrong was it needed a new fuse, something he could have done himself if he had known the problem. It cost $115. He got back home about noon. While he was gone Bill with the big co plow called to see how our road was and I told him we were fine right now. He said to let them know if we needed them to come in. The wind blew again yesterday and there are little tongues of snowdrifts licking out into the lane, but nothing we can't drive through easily at the moment. While Joe was gone I got a little housecleaning and vacuuming done, actually very little. But everything seems to be staying pretty straight. Joe is still helping with some of the chores, and just a few things I don't have to do seems to make a big difference. I wrote more on the book this afternoon. Boy those high school years were difficult, weren't they? The small painting group was thinking of coming out today, but it didn't work out this time. They might come later this week when everyone's not so busy. The very nicest thing that happened today is that Zane wrote and offered to scan all of my slides into digital format, he says they will be on DVDs or a large external hard drive. He and his cousin are going to buy a good machine to do it. Well, not just mine, but their slides too. I'm just flabbergasted about this. Like ask and you shall receive, except I hadn't gotten past just thinking it was something that should be done. The slides themselves have been offered as a collection to the Museum of the Mountain Man and they have accepted. It will be a big job, as you who know are aware I'm a photo junkie. I estimate I have about 70,000 slides. Tonight I just couldn't stand it any longer and have to have a snack. I can only go so long without something sweet and chocolaty. So I made some chocolate chip cookies. Sparky and Raven said "Yum". So good. Yes, they got small bites.
